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they be disposed of? Thanks If you bag them up in compost bags you can sell/ give them away or advertise them on freecycle. You need something stronger than a supermarket carrier bag but not too big or you won't be able to move them Or just dig it in. If you put

Can last years used multi purpose compost be added to kitchen and garden waste in compost bins to reenvigorate it, or would it be better to dig it into my raised beds?  Hello Jasminesdad, Perfect gardening practice involves using fresh compost

Hi, I've got bindweed, alder, buttercups and ivy growing in different parts of my garden and I can't get to their roots to get rid of them without digging up/killing off other plants I want to keep. I thought about using that gel weedkiller

Cut late-summer-flowering clematis right down to soil levelDivide congested clumps of perennials such as asters, campanulas, rudbeckias and chrysanthemums after floweringPlant bare-rooted rosesDig up and compost exhausted summer beddingPlant out

and it worked. None died. i have some blind daffodils in the long grass but i think that may be because they are congested so i will dig them up and replant them in the green. I had loads of blind daffs last year, I put it down to the weather the year before

Ok, I have deep raised beds, mainly so my roots grow nice, the beds are like 8 inch high, but I dig down a further 8-10 inches sift soil and mix with compost well rotted organic stuff. The problem I have is everything I read about brassicas

ON DIGGING me old muckers

My daffodills are coming up all leave, no buds What shall I do Dig up and throw away feed Plant elsewhere There are esveral reasons why Daffs come up 'Blind' If they have been planted to deep. The foliage was cut back to soon, therefore not allowing

as an alternative to canomile/thyme. Shall I simply keep grass cut and dig up unwanted weeds ie dandelion. What to do about ants? ideas needed

Is a mixture of bonemeal and multipurpose compost ok to plant a Photinia Red Robin? It it about 3 feet high and will go from a pot into the ground. Thanks. Dig your hole then mix a small amount of bonemeal with the bottom soil - don't use too much